1. Bake Sale 2. Car Wash 3. Dog Competition -sell dicount cards -do an event where people can come do activities and buy food and have a fun time -sell stuff from the magazines - Pay to spoof - Drawing - "Summer Fun" page (students submit pictures for 25 cents each) - Years Best Moments (have students vote for a nickel) - Student Art (students vote for art pieces) “Fundraising ideas” – bake sales, car washes, s’mores/ 1)We could have it so that people would be able to pay to have their names put in the books. 2)Put major events that are happening in that time period somewhere within the yearbook itself. 3)To get a rough idea or see what the people you are selling the yearbook to want, or get the buyers input on the content of the yearbook. 4)To make sure that the pictures are an accurate representation of what they are advertising or representing. 5)To not rely on just the yearbooks sells themselves, but to have an alternative plan as a means of fundraising. 6)That instead of complaining about a problem, you can go straight to the source and possibly get the problem fixed.
1. Bake Sale
2. Car Wash
3. Dog Competition
-sell dicount cards
-do an event where people can come do activities and buy food and have a fun time
-sell stuff from the magazines
- Pay to spoof
- Drawing
- "Summer Fun" page (students submit pictures for 25 cents each)
- Years Best Moments (have students vote for a nickel)
- Student Art (students vote for art pieces)
“Fundraising ideas” – bake sales, car washes, s’mores/
1) We could have it so that people would be able to pay to have their names put in the books.
2) Put major events that are happening in that time period somewhere within the yearbook itself.
3) To get a rough idea or see what the people you are selling the yearbook to want, or get the buyers input on the content of the yearbook.
4) To make sure that the pictures are an accurate representation of what they are advertising or representing.
5) To not rely on just the yearbooks sells themselves, but to have an alternative plan as a means of fundraising.
6) That instead of complaining about a problem, you can go straight to the source and possibly get the problem fixed.